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|term_start2  = 10 May 2020
|term_start2  = 10 May 2020
|term_end2    = 5 October 2023
|term_end2    = 5 October 2023
|predecessor2 = [[TBD]]
|predecessor2 = Mitchell Randalls
|successor2  = ''Vacant''
|successor2  = [[John Argus]]


|office3      = Senator, 7th District Alexandria
|office3      = Senator, 7th District Alexandria
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|birth_name  = Yui Shino  
|birth_name  = Yui Shino  
|birth_date  = {{Birth date and age|1974|01|05|df=y}}
|birth_date  = {{Birth date and age|1977|01|05|df=y}}
|birth_place  = [[Alanstown]], [[Alexandria Territory]], [[Meridon]]
|birth_place  = [[Alanstown]], [[Alexandria Territory]], [[Meridon]]
|death_date  =  
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|death_place  =  
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|party        = [[Federal Party (Meridon|Federal Party]] {{small|(1998-present)}}
|party        = [[Federal Party (Meridon|Federal Party]] {{small|(1998-present)}}
|spouse      = Johnathan Townley {{small|(1999-present)}}
|spouse      = Johnathan Townley {{small|(1995-present)}}
|children    = [[Yukino Townley]]
|alma_mater  = Auburk University
|alma_mater  = Auburk University
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'''Yui Townley''' ( {{wpl|née}} '''Shino'''; born 05 Janaury 1974) is a [[Meridon|Meridonian]] politician who is currently serving as [[President of Meridon]]. Prior to her instatement following the resignation of President [[Wiliam Acton]], she had served as the [[Vice President of Meridon]] since 10 May 2020; and before that as a Senator for the 7th District Alexandria from 2005 to 2020. Townley was sworn in as President following the resignation of William Acton in the aftermath of the [[Advent Island crisis]] in early October of 2023 to serve the remainder of his term.  
'''Yui Townley''' ( {{wpl|née}} '''Shino'''; born 05 Janaury 1974) is a [[Meridon|Meridonian]] politician who is currently serving as [[President of Meridon]]. Prior to her instatement following the resignation of President [[Wiliam Acton]], she had served as the [[Vice President of Meridon]] since 10 May 2020; and before that as a Senator for the 7th District Alexandria from 2008 to 2020. Townley was sworn in as President following the resignation of William Acton in the aftermath of the [[Advent Island crisis]] in early October of 2023 to serve the remainder of his term.  


Townley was born in [[Alanstown]], [[Alexandria Territory]].
Townley was born in [[Alanstown]], [[Alexandria Territory]].
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==Early life==
==Early life==


Townley was born on 05 January 1974 in [[Alanstown]], [[Alexandria Territory]], to a pair of second-generation Japanese immigrants who worked as administrators in various territorial and federal offices throughout their careers. She was an only child. Townley was raised in Alanstown until 1978, when her family relocated to Cordelia, where she attended public schools until entering high school. Townley was briefly active in a number of extracurricular activities such as clubs for chess, art, and cooking; but often attended supplementary lessons until entering high school.In 1992, she was accepted to Rhonne Academy, Auburk University's affiliated preparatory school, and their family moved back to Alanstown in order to support her.
Townley was born on 05 January 1977 in [[Alanstown]], [[Alexandria Territory]], to a pair of second-generation Japanese immigrants who worked as administrators in various territorial and federal offices throughout their careers. She was an only child. Townley was raised in Alanstown until 1981, when her family relocated to Cordelia, where she attended public schools until entering high school. Townley was briefly active in a number of extracurricular activities such as clubs for chess, art, and cooking; but often attended supplementary lessons until entering high school.In 1988, she was accepted to Rhonne Academy, Auburk University's affiliated preparatory school, and their family moved back to Alanstown in order to support her.
 


==Political career==
==Political career==
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==Personal life==
==Personal life==
 
Townley is married since 1995 to Mitchell Townley, a mid-level executive for Whiteswan Hospitality Group, however she has rarely been seen with him since 2010. Townley has stated that they are "still very much married, but we lead separate lives". Townley is an avid reader and enjoys gardening, and regularly dances for exercise. She has one daughter, Yukino, born in 1996.




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Latest revision as of 17:30, 14 August 2024

Yui Townley
Yui portrait.png
Yui Townley's official portrait as President of Meridon, carried from her portrait taken during her time as Vice President in 2020.
President of Meridon
Assumed office
5 October 2023
DeputyVacant
Preceded byWilliam Acton
Vice President of Meridon
In office
10 May 2020 – 5 October 2023
PresidentWilliam Acton
Preceded byMitchell Randalls
Succeeded byJohn Argus
Senator, 7th District Alexandria
In office
10 May 2005 – 10 May 2020
Preceded byMitchell Martin
Succeeded bySamuel Cho
Personal details
Born
Yui Shino

(1977-01-05) 5 January 1977 (age 47)
Alanstown, Alexandria Territory, Meridon
Political partyFederal Party (1998-present)
SpouseJohnathan Townley (1995-present)
ChildrenYukino Townley
Alma materAuburk University

Yui Townley ( née Shino; born 05 Janaury 1974) is a Meridonian politician who is currently serving as President of Meridon. Prior to her instatement following the resignation of President Wiliam Acton, she had served as the Vice President of Meridon since 10 May 2020; and before that as a Senator for the 7th District Alexandria from 2008 to 2020. Townley was sworn in as President following the resignation of William Acton in the aftermath of the Advent Island crisis in early October of 2023 to serve the remainder of his term.

Townley was born in Alanstown, Alexandria Territory.


Early life

Townley was born on 05 January 1977 in Alanstown, Alexandria Territory, to a pair of second-generation Japanese immigrants who worked as administrators in various territorial and federal offices throughout their careers. She was an only child. Townley was raised in Alanstown until 1981, when her family relocated to Cordelia, where she attended public schools until entering high school. Townley was briefly active in a number of extracurricular activities such as clubs for chess, art, and cooking; but often attended supplementary lessons until entering high school.In 1988, she was accepted to Rhonne Academy, Auburk University's affiliated preparatory school, and their family moved back to Alanstown in order to support her.

Political career

Views and public perception

Personal life

Townley is married since 1995 to Mitchell Townley, a mid-level executive for Whiteswan Hospitality Group, however she has rarely been seen with him since 2010. Townley has stated that they are "still very much married, but we lead separate lives". Townley is an avid reader and enjoys gardening, and regularly dances for exercise. She has one daughter, Yukino, born in 1996.